News EU President fends off no-confidence vote over Pfizer texts EU President Ursula von der Leyen has survived a no-confidence vote over text messages she sent to Pfizer's CEO about COVID-19 vaccine procurement.
News J&J bids to extend prostate cancer uses for Akeega J&J is hoping the AMPLITUDE study results will make Akeega the first drug in the PARP inhibitor class for castration-sensitive prostate cancer.
News AZ claims EU okay for Imfinzi in bladder cancer AstraZeneca passes another milestone in its journey to rebuild Imfinzi's presence in bladder cancer, a key growth driver for the drug.
News Pharma welcomes EU push to restore life sciences sector European pharma trade group EFPIA has said that a strategy launched by the EU to bolster the region's standing in life sciences is a "step forward."
News After delay, Alzheimer's drug Leqembi gets green light in EU The EU has approved Eisai and Biogen's Leqembi for a subset of patients with early-stage Alzheimer's disease, more than two years after it was filed.
News Pharma warns EU of "exodus to US" without reform Pharma leaders have told the EU that without reforms the bloc could lose out on major capital investment programmes and R&D spending.
News GSK adds EU to Blenrep checklist as FDA sets new PDUFA date GSK has added the EMA to the list of regulatory bodies approving Blenrep for multiple myeloma, but whether the FDA is next is still an open question.
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